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Create an ultra-detailed premium AAA cinematic CGI dark fantasy horror creature, vertical 9:16 composition, photorealistic physically accurate materials, extreme micro-detail, grotesque arthropod mythology, monumental scale. THE KING WOODLOUSE — a gigantic primordial subterranean arthropod the size of a small medieval house, an ancient creature worshipped by forgotten underground civilizations. Its body consists of dozens of enormous overlapping armored segments forming a long heavily curved shell. The anatomy must be biologically coherent but profoundly unsettling, with each segment physically connected and gradually changing in shape and texture toward the head and tail. Every armor plate must have unique micro-detail: deep scratches, chipped edges, tiny cracks, mineral deposits, dried mud, damp patches, microscopic pores, rough weathering and thin layers of moss. The shell alternates between matte mineralized surfaces and glossy wet chitin, creating dramatic tactile contrast. Beneath every armor segment are numerous thin articulated legs emerging from the darkness. The legs are asymmetrical in positioning but anatomically coherent, with multiple visible joints, tiny hairs, rough chitin, translucent membranes and dark pointed tips. Dozens of extremely thin sensory antennae emerge from the front and sides of the creature, each covered with tiny tactile structures and droplets of moisture. The head is broad and low, with several small recessed sensory organs rather than conventional eyes. A powerful hidden mouth is partially visible beneath overlapping armored plates, surrounded by small moving appendages and short irregular feeding structures. Avoid a recognizable insect face; make the creature feel like an ancient species that evolved in complete darkness. Small parasitic organisms cling to the underside of several armor plates. Tiny pale insects crawl through the narrow gaps between segments, partially obscured by mud and mineral crust. Some areas of the shell are covered with ancient engraved symbols carved into the chitin long ago by unknown cultists. The creature is crawling through the ruins of an enormous underground temple. Its armored body has physically crushed ancient columns beneath its weight. Stone dust falls from the ceiling. Broken marble statues, corroded bronze ritual objects, cracked ceramic vessels and old woven fabric are scattered across the floor. The contrast between materials must be extremely clear: hard dry chitin against soft wet membranes, rough porous limestone against polished marble, corroded bronze against glossy organic surfaces, brittle fabric against granular dust, smooth water droplets against scratched armor. Shallow black water reflects portions of the creature's shell. Thick underground mist surrounds the lower legs. The creature should feel ancient, slow and unstoppable rather than fast. Its immense body fills the chamber, making the architecture seem miniature. Camera positioned very low at ground level, three-quarter perspective, looking along the length of the creature so the repeating armored segments create dramatic leading lines. Creature occupies approximately 75 percent of the frame. Lighting: cold subterranean blue-gray light, sharp silver rim lighting along armor edges, subtle warm golden light from ancient lamps, deep black recesses between shell segments, volumetric dust and mist. High dynamic range, physically correct reflections, realistic subsurface scattering, extreme macro-level texture fidelity, cinematic depth of field, razor-sharp primary creature, atmospheric background softness. Color palette: black, charcoal, cold gray, dirty green, muted bronze, deep burgundy and restrained gold. Premium dark fantasy horror cinematic key art, ancient subterranean mythology, grotesque but believable biology, extremely tactile materials, museum-quality CGI detail. No blood, no gore, no skeletons, no glowing mushrooms, no generic giant insect, no cartoon anatomy, no random extra limbs, no duplicate antennae, no modern objects, no logos, no watermark. Add the small readable signature "Whitezzz" discreetly in the bottom-right corner, never overlapping the creature.